One shared workspace
Everyone works from the same customer conversation instead of forwarding messages between personal inboxes.
FreeScout is a free, open-source, self-hosted help desk and shared inbox built with PHP and the Laravel framework.
It connects shared addresses such as support@ or service@ to one workspace where a team can organize conversations, assign ownership, add internal notes, and keep the full customer history visible.
Email remains familiar to the customer. The support team gains a clearer workspace behind it.
Everyone works from the same customer conversation instead of forwarding messages between personal inboxes.
Conversations can be assigned, followed, moved between mailboxes, and organized by status.
Internal notes and conversation history help the next person understand what has already happened.
The core workflow can be extended through official or independent modules without replacing the entire help desk.
FreeScout keeps the familiar email channel while giving the organization control over where the application runs and how it is extended.
Your organization chooses the server or hosting provider and manages its own FreeScout environment.
The FreeScout core supports unlimited agents, tickets, and mailboxes rather than charging by the user.
The source code is public under the AGPL-3.0 license, making the platform reviewable and extendable.
Customers continue using email while the support team gains assignments, notes, statuses, search, and shared visibility.
The FreeScout core is free and open source. Hosting, backups, updates, administration, and some optional official modules can still require time or money. Open source software can still be sold, and community modules are maintained and supported independently.
AdamCoffeeOverflow creates independent community modules and workflow improvements for teams that need something more specific than the default setup. The goal is to preserve the FreeScout foundation while adding the smallest useful layer.
This page is a concise introduction. Use the official project resources for current requirements, releases, licensing, and feature details.
Product overview, feature list, downloads, and official modules.
Source and licenseOfficial GitHub repositorySource code, license, requirements, releases, and security information.
ExtensibilityOfficial modules documentationHow official and community modules extend the platform.